Scar removal treatments

If you've experienced acne and now have residual scarring from the flare-ups, or have suffered an injury requiring surgery, you're a candidate for laser therapy.

Scars don't receive melanin, which is responsible for skin pigmentation. As a result, they can burn more easily and suffer UV damage — even more reason to get laser therapy to remove your scar tissue.

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Fraxel Dual laser

Using a patented fractional technology, the Fraxel dual laser safely penetrates superficial skin layers, and stimulates natural collagen growth.

Skin needling

The M-Pen creates tiny punctures, usually less than millimetres, on your skin. This causes a healing reaction in your skin cells, so new collagen and elastin forms.

Vivace RF Infini

Combining fractional radiofrequency technology with microneedling, Vivace RF uses heat and incisions to encourage collagen growth and tighten the skin in one painless procedure.

Vbeam Prima

The Vbeam Prima uses two wavelengths of 595 nm and 1064 nm to target blood vessels. It's a non-invasive procedure, with minimal downtime, and it's virtually pain-free.

There will be different preparation instructions depending on the treatment you'll be receiving. In your initial consultation, we'll tell you what needs to be done pre-treatment. For most of our treatments, no matter which technology we use, you'll need to:

• Avoid sun exposure and fake tanning for one month prior to treatment
• Cleanse your skin, and ensure you're not wearing hairspray, perfume, or after-shave on the day of your treatment
• Avoid waxing your hair, or using a depilator

Again, it depends on which treatment you receive. But, in most cases, you'll need to wear sunscreen daily. It's important to protect your renewed skin cells from sun damage. If you receive laser therapy, you'll want to use a cold compress immediately after treatment to reduce any potential swelling.